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Only a few of these things have wheels and hardly any have engines. I suppose that's the defining factor between Engine Punk and Steam Punk - Engine Punk can be Steam Punk but Steam Punk can't be Engine Punk (unless it has an engine and wheels). Steam Punk embraces electrical and gas power, too. It's the Victorian look that these artists explore and alternate histories fascinate us all.
I'd like to go this show, even though Oxford's the other side of Exeter from me.
Not Engine Punk but still bloody good.